Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-24
LOCAL NEWS.

First class Job work doue at the
JOURNAL office.
If you have any news please mana
it in or tell us about It,
j. w. Shook made business trip
TO Bellefonte last Friday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hartman is confined
to the house by the mumps.
The time for shaking carpets and
unjointing stove pipes Id approaching.
For the past few days the equinoc-
tial winds blew stiff and northern
gale.
Persons wanting anything In the
job printing line will do well to call
on US.
John MI. Rhoad inform us that he
intends building on Water Street next
summer.
-Clevan Dinges, OF Centre Hall, was
noticed on our streets the forepart OF
this week.
Victor, youngest son OF Ed. Luce.
Is at present confined to the house with
the mumps.
JAS. C. McClenehan, of Centre Hall,
is among those who were granted PEN
sions last week.
j. H. Auman, the assessor for
Millheim Boro. Is distributing the as
sessment blanks.
Ladies' fine Kid Opera Slippers
for 80 cents at Musser's Shoe Store.
Come and see them.
j. G. Harper's residence in Belle
fonte had narrow escape from being
destroyed by Are last week.
Flanagan, the joviAl horsedealer.
shipped nineteen head OF nice horses
from this place last Thursday.
Miss Clara Springer. of Miffiiuburg,
Is here on visit to hei mother and
brother George on Northstreet.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale los OF choice brick.
&C. LosE, Rebersburg, Pa.
Regular services In the Lutheran
church of this place next Sunday eve-
ninx by the pastor, Rev. Deitzler.
A genuine solid French Kip Boot.
double sole and tap, 16-inch leg for
81. so. J. H. MUssER & Son.
Cal. Breon, of North street, has
been elected q member OF the MilIheim
Band, and Is learning to play the BIB
Corner.
Mrs. Clara Grenoble, OF Spring
Mill, arrived in town on Tuesday even
ing, and Is the guest of Mrs. Jon. Har-
ter, for few days.
The popular blood purifier. Hoods
Ssrsaparilla, Ia having tremendous
sale this season. Nearly everybody
takes it. Try it yourself.
Commissioners Wolf. had an attack
of inflammation OF the bowels last week
while al Rellefonte. We are pleased TO
state that he In all right again.
The public sale season 10 past and
the next thing to demand the attention
of many people In the moving OF their
household goods to other places.
Snow fell at Shenandoah on Tues
day to the depth of twelve inches, and
nearly all the colleries In the region
had to suspend work in consequences.
The veterans OF the western part
of Union county contemplate the or
ganization OF G.. A. e. post at Lau-
relton says the Mifiinburg Telegraph.
Geo. Peters is having bills struck
at this office advertising his factory
plot on North street an we'll as some
cumberland at public sale, to take place
April 9th.
-Wigwam Slippers for Ladies and
Gents. A novelty indeed In the shoe
line. They are comfortable and dura-
bio and To he had only at j. IA. Musser
.& Sons Shoe Store.
The carpenters expect 10 begin
work on Al. Miller's house on North
steet this week. Allison is improving
his house by building new front porch
and weatherboarding.
Jacob Vonada, Of Mackeyville,
Clinton Co., was In town last week and
paid his respects to the JOURNAL Of
flee. He also attended Moyer's sale. at
Pine Greek, on Friday.
The severe cold spell of the past
week was broken on Saturday, and
Monday, which according to the CAL
endar is the first day of spring, came 10
with mild and pleasant weather.
"A charter was granted few days
ago to the Nittany Valley Railroad
extending from near Bellefonte to near
Zion, this county. The line Will be